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Create label.yml #17
Create label.yml #17
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Signed-off-by: David Jeffrey Merwin <[email protected]>
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PR Description updated to latest commit (222e50c) |
PR Description updated to latest commit (222e50c) |
PR Analysis(review updated until commit 222e50c)
PR Feedback💡 General suggestions: The PR is well-structured and the new workflow seems to be correctly configured. However, it would be beneficial to include some form of testing or validation to ensure that the workflow is functioning as expected. 🤖 Code feedback:
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Type
enhancement
Description
This PR introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow named 'Labeler'. The main changes include:
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PR changes walkthrough
1 files
label.yml
.github/workflows/label.yml
The PR introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow named
'Labeler'. This workflow is designed to automatically label
pull requests based on the paths that are modified. It runs
on every 'pull_request_target' event, uses the
'actions/labeler@v4' action, and requires 'read' permission
for contents and 'write' permission for pull-requests.